Pliskin

Oh behave for **** sake. The championship is absolute dogshit. With the right manager in place, a few of the shits sold and some clever signings we could piss it. Even with this mysterious 12 point deduction we’ve allegedly guaranteed to get.

“WATER INFECTED PITCH YOULL NEVER SING THAT”.

Every aspect of the club is infected!

We could sell Hermansen and Bilal and have more money to spend than any other team. **** me we do like to catastrophise everything. Comparing us to Sheffield Wednesday is just plain ridiculous….. they’re not even paying their players.

I’ll drop the cúnt off myself!

Still won’t stick. The panel will take into consideration that the EPL have had to re write the rules to have another pop.

Totally agree with you!

It’s getting “bigger” because world football is on its arse. The EPL is shit, and the EFL is absolute dog shit. As I’ve said before the same boring players being produced throughout the world, unimaginative passing robots. However, I’ll caveat that by saying we actually have a group of young players that may counter this. If we employ a manager brave enough to use them, and with some clever additions and retention of a spine…. Even with a possible deduction I believe this squad will surpass the last at this level.

We could still win the league… take Readings 106 points. With 12 deducted they still win the league, comfortably. A half decent summer and even with deduction we could still win the league.

Not necessarily true. I’ve been on a conference course for a few weeks, and when you talk football, most of the people there spoke very highly of us. Proper mix of fans too. I think as per the media drive the narrative of people not liking us. I think we’re more liked than you think.

12 point deduction off Leeds last season would have seen them finish 4th…. We would have finished 5th. Firstly we won’t be starting on minus points, this is dragging out… or we will get a minuscule punishment if any at all. Secondly, we would get a 12 point deduction and still beat Readings record. So, it’s pittance.

It’s because since football became the world’s number one sport (bar the United States)…. The female game has been ignored, strangled and suffocated. This is why there’s such an inferiority in quality, because basically there’s been a long lack of interest and care about the women’s game. Some female players started playing as late as their teens whereas in the men’s game you pretty much know by 12/13 if a young player will make it. If the females games gets proper investment and interest like it is doing, it will grow. It unfortunately won’t explode however, the reason being many nations, mainly outside of Europe, still don’t have equality between men and women….. so they will never show the level of interest in the game to enable it to grow.

We’ve still got a couple of assets we can sell for big money, money that far supersedes any club at that level.

You gotta Rohl with it We went and took our time You gotta say what you say We didn’t want Dyche anyway 'Cause it's all too much for us to take’.

Considering King Power have resolved their issues I don’t think this is the case at all….. and in any event, this kind of thing has nothing to do with your finances, you’re simply moving one asset to another area making it appear like you’re selling something to something else. When you’re not, you’re simply moving money around from one business area to another.

I personally don’t think we will get anything applied to this season. So I can see this dragging out to the point where the PL either have to just settle on giving us a big fine and potentially take points off us from the PL season just gone. There’s too many grey areas, and plus theEPL have rewritten the rules to have another go? That can’t wash surely. If an independent panel actually dish out punishment for this will be completely unjust. I know we’ve breached, and that’s obvious, but as much as we want to bash the club, inconsistent rules and regulations has to be addressed….. what should be happening is the PL and the EFL need to be told that their rules and regulations aren’t fit for purpose, and should be re written, and then applied from the moment the new rules are accepted by all. You couldn’t do this in criminal law, so why should you be able to do it in civil settings? It’s a mess from all quarters, the crooks of the situation is football is ****ed.

12 point deduction would have seen Burnley still in the playoffs, and not far off an automatic spot. The EFL have no jurisdiction to put us under a transfer embargo, so this would soon be squashed if they tried. 12 points is nothing. We could still get deducted 12 points and beat reading points record. So, this shouldn’t really be taken into consideration to be honest.

Only if he can build a squad in his image…. Which I do not want anyway, and neither do club. They would ask him to be expansive and dynamic, which he can’t do. We also aren’t going to see the player turn over we had hoped for, as we would have seen some movement already, so Dyche would largely be stuck with this group of players, and if Cooper couldn’t win them over, who is regarded as one of the better man managers around, then Dyche frankly has no chance…… The days of this type of manager are dying…. Unless there’s a side of Dyche that no one knew was there and he can tap into that with us? I just think this is only looking good because of the “safe pair of hands” argument, yet the bloke was hideous at Everton last season. For me, his time is up…. He is the modern day Mark Hughes.

If Cooper couldn’t win some of them over, then Dyche stands no chance. This idea of having authoritative figures will sort everything out is nonsense…. What we need is alignment, like we had with Enzo. We need everyone singing from the same hymn sheet. An angry ginger chap from Northampton doesn’t mean things will improve. Things would likely get worse with this type of character.

It’s falling into this trap of “safe pair of hands” again. And this nonsensical argument “he will take us up”…… will he? He was completely embarrassed by Moyes, who went into Everton and completely reinvigorate them with the same group of players. There maybe a short term improvement under Dyche but no long term….. as @Flynny stated, Dyche is on the way out. Whether we like it or not, football is now fully transitioning to a technical game. And if you can’t do this eventually you will run out of steam and fail. Dyche will be good at scrapping teams to safety, but that’s his limit. I’d much rather we take a risk on Rohl, than go for Dyche. He’s a dinosaur and would be damaging for the future of the club. Which we can still salvage with the right appointment.

These are exactly my thoughts too.

This might even cause the clappers to turn!

Speaking with my mate this morning, he’s suggesting we’ve spoken to Dyche… so it’s going to be him isn’t it………

Dyche is good for two things, scrappy football and moaning…

Dyche is the complete opposite to what we need right now.